Cancer

Professors Douglas A. Lauffenburger, Peter K. Sorger and Michael B. Yaffe share a moment together in Sorger's lab. The three members of MIT's Center for Cancer Research led a team of scientists that has found links between inflammatory disease and cancer.

Studies link cancer, inflammatory disease

March 29, 2006

Robert Weinberg wins major cancer prize

March 8, 2006

MIT method reveals how radiation damages the body

February 28, 2006

Blood researchers find mechanism behind disease

December 19, 2005

Jacks to share cancer research prize

November 16, 2005

MIT cancer program granted $3.2 million

October 21, 2005

MIT chosen for national role fighting cancer

October 4, 2005

Team discovers why melanoma is so malignant

September 23, 2005

Chemotherapy-loaded nanoparticles, left, form the core of the nanocell, right, as seen under the electron microscope. The outer lighter layer of the nanocell stores the drug that cuts blood supply after the nanocell has entered the tumor.

MIT engineers an anti-cancer smart bomb

July 27, 2005

Robert Langer gives a talk on 'Cancer Drug Delivery' at Kresge Auditorium during a symposium on 'The New Science of Cancer Therapy' held Friday, June 24.

Langer talk highlights cancer symposium

June 30, 2005

Stem cells in the lung of the mouse model for lung cancer.

Cells discovered at MIT may play role in lung cancer

June 29, 2005

Study holds promise for quick cancer diagnosis

June 8, 2005

Cancer hijacks body's wound-healing process

May 20, 2005

Researchers identify target for cancer drugs

March 14, 2005

In these endometriosis lesions from the mouse model of endometriosis, both endometriotic glands (arrow) and stroma (arrowhead) are shown.

Endometriosis and ovarian cancer modeled in mouse

January 7, 2005

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